How to become ‘zero waste’
So you want to be sustainable. You believe the global warming statistics and want to play a part in going green. Now what?
climate change
Commentary: Green certifications can change the world
If more than 70% of global emissions can be traced back to 100 or so large companies, what difference can smaller companies make?
Letter: Congratulations, Congress!
Dear Editor, The passing of the Inflation Reduction Act gives those of us who care about the problems caused by climate change one of our
Commentary: Increasing open space to fight climate change
By Bhavani Kirnak In opposition to Mayor Catherine Blakespear’s mission of “Increasing Suburban Density to Fight Climate Change,” I propose the way to fight climate
Escondido reports progress in climate plan review
ESCONDIDO — The city reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by six metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent, including methane and other gasses, between 2020 and
Scripps to conduct realignment study of Carlsbad Boulevard
CARLSBAD — The city is preparing for sea-level rise by partnering with a prominent local research organization to perform a realignment study on a portion
White House climate adviser visits SDG&E, touts infrastructure bill
SAN DIEGO — A sweeping bipartisan $1 trillion infrastructure bill was passed by the U.S. Senate last week and is currently being debated in the
Escondido City Council hears status update on Climate Action Plan
ESCONDIDO – The Escondido City Council met on Wednesday, Feb. 10, and heard a status update on the city’s Climate Action Plan (CAP) and provided
Encinitas City Council amends Climate Action Plan
ENCINITAS — In response to evolving state environmental legislation and positive new data, the Encinitas City Council unanimously voted to revise its Climate Action Plan
San Diego, other California cities top list ranking climate action plans
REGION — A report released today with research from UC San Diego evaluating the efficacy of climate action plans of the United States’ 100 largest
